What is a Nursing Doctoral Dissertation?

Nursing P.h.D and Masters’s students are required to write a nursing doctoral dissertation towards the end of their course. However, a nursing doctoral dissertation is not easy to write! This means many months of hard work because you need to find information, including paid resources, to conduct research, which does not always go smoothly on the first try.

A doctoral dissertation is the most complex and voluminous scientific work of all necessary for obtaining the highest degree of qualification of a scientist. Often a doctoral dissertation is carried out based on a previously written Ph.D. The topics of these works may vary. Even if a doctoral dissertation is written based on a Ph.D., then even then it requires a huge amount of effort, because the research carried out should be complete, comprehensively revealing the topic in each chapter. A doctoral dissertation usually consists of five chapters, each containing 3-4 sections.

Despite the laboriousness of writing the theoretical part, the practical part is the most important. Here, the applicant presents to the scientific community’s attention an analysis of the phenomenon under study based on the chosen methodology or developed model. The last part contains evidence that the information provided is true and up-to-date, has not yet been described and used by someone. In addition to substantiating and fully disclosing the topic, one should characterize the sources from which the information was taken, describe the experiments carried out, and publish articles on the problem under study on an ongoing basis.